Elena Perry is an Education Reporter at The Spokesman-Review. With a focus on the education system and regional interests, she covers a variety of topics including public education, school administration, and cultural movements. Her work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, The Seattle Times, and Government Technology, among others.
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Elena's coverage is primarily focused on local events, government announcements, and evolving stories in the Spokane area. She regularly covers topics related to education, entertainment news, and government & politics.
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By: Thomas Clouse, Nick Gibson, Elena Perry, Alexandra Duggan
Editor’s note: One month since the fire, the city of Spokane issued its first permit to rebuild. Each story of the people who lost their homes is different. And yet they all share a common resilience and acknowledge the importance of community. The Spokesman-Review will report on families this year to share their recovery triumphs and setbacks.
By: Elena Perry, Mitchell Roland
OLYMPIA — Thousands of state employees briefly walked off their jobs on Monday as their union continues a months-long contract negotiation.
By: Elena Perry
The newest member of the Vandal family is an ancient recluse who may inspire fear among people and prey.
By: Elena Perry
The newest member of the Vandal family is an ancient recluse who may inspire fear among people and p...
By: Elena Perry
Three top officials resigned Thursday night from the health district overseeing five counties in North Idaho.
By: Elena Perry
The Spokane River will soon have its flow back. Tuesday morning, Avista Utilities increased the water allowed to pour from its dam in Post Falls.
By: Elena Perry
Five East Valley schools went into lockdown for about half an hour on Wednesday morning after staff reported a “suspicious person” on East Valley High School's campus.
The man a sheriff's deputy shot and killed outside Evergreen Middle School on Tuesday has been identified as 20-year-old Joel Malin, according to the Spokane County Medical Examiner's office.
By: Elena Perry
Gunfire on Tuesday outside Evergreen Middle School marked the first shooting at a Spokane Valley school. No students or staff were injured.
By: Elena Perry
How does one impart the emotions, the scale and the lasting effect of one event on the psyche of millions of Americans to five gaggles of teenagers who weren't alive the day it happened?
